The Count of Monte Cristo * Quotes
Release date: 01/25/2002
Runtime: 131 min
"The Count of Monte Cristo" (2002) is an opulent film adaptation of the classic novel by Alexandre Dumas that delights with its strong ensemble cast and visually stunning style. Young Henry Cavill shines as the young Edmond Dantès, who is unjustly thrown into prison and returns years later as the Count of Monte Christo to take revenge on those who betrayed him.
Director Kevin Reynolds manages to tell the story with a modern touch without losing the essence of the novel. Andrew Dunn's camerawork is impressive and perfectly captures the opulent sets and costumes.
In addition to Cavill, the actors Jim Caviezel as the mysterious Count of Monte Cristo, Guy Pearce as the scheming Fernand Mondego and Richard Harris as the wise Abbé Faria are also convincing. Edward Shearmur's score sets the mood and was nominated for a World Soundtrack Award.
Overall, "The Count of Monte Cristo" is a gripping and entertaining film adaptation of the classic with an impressive ensemble cast and striking visuals. The film received a Saturn Award nomination in the Best Costume Design category.
Director Kevin Reynolds manages to tell the story with a modern touch without losing the essence of the novel. Andrew Dunn's camerawork is impressive and perfectly captures the opulent sets and costumes.
In addition to Cavill, the actors Jim Caviezel as the mysterious Count of Monte Cristo, Guy Pearce as the scheming Fernand Mondego and Richard Harris as the wise Abbé Faria are also convincing. Edward Shearmur's score sets the mood and was nominated for a World Soundtrack Award.
Overall, "The Count of Monte Cristo" is a gripping and entertaining film adaptation of the classic with an impressive ensemble cast and striking visuals. The film received a Saturn Award nomination in the Best Costume Design category.
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Cast (partial)
Jim (James) Caviezel (Edmond Dantès), Christopher Adamson (Maurice), Henry Cavill (Albert Mondego), Guy Pearce (Fernand Mondego), Luis Guzmán (Jacopo) (more...)
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